牛津深圳版（广州沈阳通用）九年级英语下Module 1 Unit 2 Culture shock Reading 教学课件共52张PPT含视频

课件52张PPT。ReadingUnit 2 Culture shock12345目录Lead-inPre-ReadingWhile-ReadingPost-ReadingReviewPart I Lead-inGetting readyWhere are Hi and Lo? What’s the weather like? They are at the bus stop.It’s rainy.He thinks about many cats and dogs falling to the ground. Look at the cartoon and answer the questions.What does Hi mean? Does Lo understand what Hi says? What does Lo think about when he hears what Hi says?He means it’s raining very heavily.rain cats and dogs=rain very heavilyidiomNo, he doesn’t.Think and matchMatch the following idioms with proper meanings.under the weather What do you know about …?Have you ever been to a foreign country? What things did you notice that are different?When we go to a foreign country, the main difference might be the culture.Culture is the language, customs and way of life of the people in a country. Part II Pre-ReadingCulture is the language, customs and way of life of the people in a country. Match the pictures with the sentences. Write the correct letters in the blanks.1 We drive on the left side of the road. _____ 2 We set off fireworks to celebrate the Chinese New Year. _____ 3 The whole family sits around the table and has turkey to celebrate Thanksgiving. _____ 4 We have a big holiday on 4th July. It is Independence Day. _____ 5 We must take off our shoes when we enter people’s homes. _____baecdLook at the introduction, the picture and the title of the speech again. Then answer the questions below.Who is Brad Li? Which country did he go to? Why did he go there? What did he find different about the US? Have a guess and tick (?) the possible answers. A junior high school student in China.The US.On an international exchange.Before you readPart III While-ReadingRead the text and answer the questionsMy name is Brad Li. I’m here today to tell you about my experience as an exchange student in the United States last year. I must admit that at first America was a big culture shock for me. Many things were strange to me: the language, the food and even the school. I stayed with a host family in a small town. My host parents, Mr and Mrs Hurst, were very kind. They organized a lot of activities for me in my spare time so that I wouldn’t miss home or feel lonely.Brad Li is a junior high school student in China. He visited the US on an international exchange last year, and now he is giving a speech about his experience.However, to a certain degree, life in the US was hard to get used to. My main problem was with the language. I failed to understand much in the first few weeks because everyone spoke so fast. Though I soon managed to get used to it, I still had problems because they used a lot of idioms. For example, they often say they are “under the weather” when they are ill. Their everyday English is very different from what we learn in China. Another difference was the food. My host family always had bread, potatoes and salad for meals. I really missed the dumplings, rice and delicious dishes from home. ... ...